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Click here to watch our video Webcast, Think Forward, Act Now, along with other commentary from U.S. Trust thought leaders.

Click here to watch our video Webcast, Think Forward, Act Now, along with other commentary from
U.S. Trust thought leaders.

OUR LATEST THINKING

Providing clients with our best thinking is an important part of our commitment to deliver integrated, comprehensive advice and solutions that are individually tailored to your circumstances and goals.

Think Forward Act Now — Fall 2009 [PDF]

Think Forward Act Now — Fall 2009With the economy and financial markets in the midst of major changes, now is a critical time for investors to revisit investment approaches and wealth management plans. Put simply, a new world demands new ways of managing wealth, and U.S. Trust's approach combines the innovative with the time-tested to build more resilient, effective portfolios.

Rise of the Strategic Donor — Fall 2009 [PDF]

Rise of the Strategic Donor — Fall 2009Today's philanthropists are giving differently than they have in the past. Their causes are many, and so are their personal motivations, but they are increasingly looking to be more strategic, focused, intentional and results-oriented in their giving. And they have a large number of charitable giving vehicles to choose from — direct gifts, donor-advised funds, supporting organizations, charitable remainder and charitable lead trusts, charitable gift annuities and giving circles, among others. Two of the more popular approaches are the private foundation and the donor-advised fund.

Not Your Grandfather's Trust — September 2009 [PDF]

Not Your Grandfather's Trust — September 2009 The world of estate planning is changing — and for the better. Wealth Structuring experts are embracing new methods and considering new asset classes. For the individual, this means a more sophisticated and customized solution with a greater possibility of success.

Gifts with (Government) Strings Attached? — Spring 2009 [PDF]

Gifts with (Government) Strings Attached? — Spring 2009With a new presidential administration in place, estate planning circles are buzzing about possible changes to the estate and gift tax laws. In this article, we provide you with an overview and our perspective on a variety of proposals affecting the estate tax laws.





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OUR CAPABILITIES

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CLIENT PROFILES

Every client is unique, with unique goals and objectives. Our goal is to provide solutions based on your individual circumstances.

Creating a legacy of impact

Creating a legacy of impactA couple in their 70s had built a portfolio of real estate holdings, including timberland, and financial assets valued at nearly $60 million. The couple had three goals: to integrate their timberland holdings into their asset allocation; to minimize estate taxes; and to make provisions in their estate plan to support conservation issues.

An integrated approach to optimization

An integrated approach to optimizationAn entrepreneur in his 50s who was considering selling his medical devices company discovered that his greatest passion remained unchanged: he loved new ventures — and he wanted to start another company. There was, however, one key change: his appetite for risk.

Building success on success

Building success on successFor some people, one taste of success is far from enough. Such was the case with two technology entrepreneurs. They were considering the sale of their first venture to a major public company, and they were reviewing proposals from various wealth management organizations to address their sudden and significant success.